The Teen Parents Support Programme -TPSP for short- is a support service, funded mainly by Tusla, for young mothers, young fathers and their families from pregnancy until the baby is 2 years of age.
There are 11 TPSPs throughout the country. They offer support, information and advocacy in all areas of a young parent’s life including health, relationships, parenting, child care, social welfare entitlements, education, training and anything else about which the mother or father is concerned.
For more information go to www.tpsp.ie
This leaflet describes the Teen Parent Support Programme and contains Information on how to contact TPSP.
Articles on Pregnant and panicking, coping with doctors, hospitals and clinics, 10 survival tips for mums, 10 top tips for new dads, Is there school after baby, safer sex and lots more.
has articles on Two families, one home – give and take when living with your parents, Tips for tantrums, Baby blues, Shared parenting and lots more.
Has brief information on many issues unmarried parents need to think about for example, Money following the birth, Guardianship, Access, Custody, Maintenance, Returning to Education, Pregnancy Counselling services etc. (36+ pages)
If your pregnancy is unplanned, counselling can help. Pregnancy counselling provides an opportunity for you to explore your feelings about your pregnancy and to discuss the choices open to you. Call 1800 828 010 or visit www.myoptions.ie
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